Garmin, a brand synonymous with flight planning and execution, brings a new tool to the cockpit with the Garmin Pilot Web, a flight planning website that interfaces nicely with the Garmin Pilot mobile ...

April 2010 Flying cross-country by visual flight rules is a far less precise endeavor than flying IFR (see Robert Goyer’s IFR Flight Prep: A Whole New Game April 2010 article for more info). As a ...

Faced with high fuel prices and other costs, cash-strapped airlines are looking for ways to eke out savings in whatever way they can — including the deployment of flight planning software that can ...

Garmin Pilot ecosystem expanded to the web with new free flight planning features Available for free to all aviators, Garmin Pilot Web's Map tab provides a variety of mapping options such as ...

On Wednesday, Garmin rolled out new weather features to its interactive flight planning platform, the Garmin Pilot Web. The flight planning service offers free and subscription-based plans that ...

“Reviewed” status to flight plans submitted within CTRs. This provisional approval informs pilots that their flight plan has been reviewed and meets initial criteria, allowing them to proceed with pre ...

When engineers developed FalconView™ in the early 1990s, their goal was to make flight planning easier for pilots by moving mapping software off big Unix systems and onto desktop and laptop computers.

Garmin introduced the AeroData runway analysis service, which is available to pilots through its FltPlan.com flight planning service. AeroData and two other runway analysis services available from ...

This year’s NBAA EBACE will include a session that focuses on flight planning challenges in today’s environment, including changes in air traffic management, regulations, and other large events ...

U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Martin Johnson, 332nd Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, marshals Capt. Thomas Graham, 4th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, to the flightline at ...